Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

Using Ptq YC5 Solo recording

I played this  just to cheer myself up a rainy evening. (Perhaps it can cheer up someone else, too). Maybe it is a ”wake-up music” for the molecules in brain that influence our happiness and are responsible for our positive emotions (or not)

Well, the rain didn’t stop, but the positive molecules woke up and made me joke at the end of this piece    The joke: a  musical description of Flintstone, a hard cryptocrystalline form of quartz 

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...%29%20.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig

Even through the "worn out piano" the warmth can be felt!  Thanks for sharing!

Thanks ken for listening to my "crazy" piece    I'm using pitch bender throughout the piece (experiment). Always testing things, finding new ways....

Best wishes,

Stig

Using Ptq YC5 Solo recording

I played this  just to cheer myself up a rainy evening. (Perhaps it can cheer up someone else, too). Maybe it is a ”wake-up music” for the molecules in brain that influence our happiness and are responsible for our positive emotions (or not)

Well, the rain didn’t stop, but the positive molecules woke up and made me joke at the end of this piece    The joke: a  musical description of Flintstone, a hard cryptocrystalline form of quartz 

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...%29%20.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig

Even through the "worn out piano" the warmth can be felt!  Thanks for sharing!

I played this  just to cheer myself up a rainy evening. (Perhaps it can cheer up someone else, too). Maybe it is a ”wake-up music” for the molecules in brain that influence our happiness and are responsible for our positive emotions (or not)

Well, the rain didn’t stop, but the positive molecules woke up and made me joke at the end of this piece    The joke: a  musical description of Flintstone, a hard cryptocrystalline form of quartz 

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...%29%20.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig